When "Genghis Khan joined hands with an Eugen Fischer"

Much has been written on the issue of Nazi medicine during the almost eighty years that have passed since Germany’s liberation from Nazism. The Lancet’s 70,000-word and 73-page-long report on Nazi medicine was published eighty-five years—almost to the day—after the Nazi pogrom. The pogrom became known by its Nazi term Kristallnacht, a word coined by top-Nazi and SS-Brigadeführer Wilhelm Börger (1896–1962) when he claimed that “the Reichskristallnacht will enter history.”